Want to own stocks of S’pore banks? It will cost less to get started from Oct 5
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) is reducing standard board lot sizes for stocks starting October 5, 2026, to increase market accessibility for retail investors. This change allows investors to purchase smaller quantities of high-value stocks, including major local banks like DBS and UOB.
Why it matters
Lowering the barrier to entry for stock ownership promotes financial inclusion and may increase liquidity in the Singaporean equity market.
Board lot sizes will be reduced from Oct 5 to help more investors gain access to the Singapore market.
The article provides factual information regarding financial policy changes without editorializing.
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